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#46653 (by lopsided98, 17 weeks ago, closed): linux_rpi: add support for 64-bit Raspberry Pi 3
<samueldr>
whew, september was two months ago, right?
<makefu>
yeahhhhhhhhhh ... :D
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<makefu>
it really feels like the raspi eats sd-cards for breakfast. now already had 2 corrupted folders in the /boot vfat partition
<samueldr>
makefu: don't use SD :)
<samueldr>
I have a read-only (by usage) sd card with only tianocore, and boot a usb hard drive using a UEFI-installed nixos
<samueldr>
I have the full grub, wiht background, showing up!
<makefu>
yeah i will probably follow your example and use an usb hard drive
<samueldr>
the raspberry pi itself, via its usb boot abilities, might have trouble with hard drives
<makefu>
i had to delete /boot, now i am unsure if some fires were required to boot the raspi ...
<samueldr>
it may take too long for spinning rust
<makefu>
also not enough power
<samueldr>
but usb drive, shouuuuuld work, but maybe you'll butt head against a regression
<samueldr>
(which I haven't reported yet since I'm having a mailing lists aversion :()
<makefu>
maybe i find a fast usb-stick (well it will never go faster than usb2 minus the 100mbit ethernet)
<samueldr>
probably faster than SD cards :)
<samueldr>
especially if you have write workloads
<samueldr>
(and find a usb drive which is fine with such workloads)
<makefu>
tbh i never found an usb stick which can work with small writes. same goes for sd cards though
<samueldr>
apparently they exist, cost much more (hard to source for me) they are usually called SSD though (not trolling)
<samueldr>
I'm talking about the usb drive usual form factor
<makefu>
yeah haha
<makefu>
essentially usb-drives with a sandforce (or similar) ssd chip inside
<samueldr>
yeah, I was searching for something like that for this purpose, but had trouble finding anything confirming I can even buy that here :/